Browse by Univocity and Analogy

Matthew Aquarius’s Supertranscendental Critique of the Univocity of Being – Reese

Treatise De analogia entis contra Scotistas (1516) – Jindracek

The diverse modes of univocity and ‘saving of analogy’ in John of Bassolis, OFM – Ivanov

The Univocity of Being in Geraldus Odonis: an Analytic Approach – Viola

Scotus, Some Thomists, and the Challenge of Jesuit Nominalism – LaMantia

Too Simple for Univocity: Thomas and Ferrariensis on Language about God – D’Ettore

Cognition and Univocity: the theological-philosophical elaboration of Francis of Meyronnes – Lohs

Cornelio Fabro, the Fourth Way, and the Notion of Analogy – Fracchia

Defining Univocity in Early Scotism – Smith

Metaphysical Hybridism: John of Ripa between Univocity and Analogy – Nannini

Analogy and Univocity in Henry of Harclay – Fiorentino

How Many Formal Concepts? – Waldstein

Univocity and Analogy in the Long Thomist and Scotist Traditions